d. Simple machine 2. Use the picture to the right of the electromagnets. Landon wrapped the wired around the nails in different directions on each electromagnet. He wants to test how this difference affects the magnetic properties of the electromagnet. What object could Landon use to test the electromagnets? a. A binder clip b. A bar magnet C. A 3-volt battery d. A piece of paper

d. Simple machine 2. Use the picture to the right of the electromagnets. Landon wrapped the wired around the nails in different directions on each electromagnet. He wants to test how this difference affects the magnetic properties of the electromagnet. What object could Landon use to test the electromagnets? a. A binder clip b. A bar magnet C. A 3-volt battery d. A piece of paper

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d. Simple machine
2. Use the picture to the right of the electromagnets. Landon
wrapped the wired around the nails in different directions on each
electromagnet. He wants to test how this difference affects the
magnetic properties of the electromagnet. What object could Landon
use to test the electromagnets?
a.
A binder clip
b. A bar magnet
C.
A 3-volt battery
d. A piece of paper

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